Method of making circuitized substrate assembly

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making

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C029S825000, C029S831000, C029S846000, C029S852000

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07343674

ABSTRACT:
A method of making a circuitized substrate assembly wherein the assembly includes individual circuitized substrates bonded together. The substrates each include at least one opening, and a cover is placed over one of the openings and a quantity of conductive paste is positioned thereon prior to bonding the substrates. At least some of the paste is then forced up into an opening in the other substrate as a result of the bonding.

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